One thing that was discussed is that Collage which has not changed in 100 years may never be the same with all the on line class's.. so you could see a retreat or consolidating collage campuses and the associated housing for the students..

Instead I objected and asked him to remove all personal property from my land and discontinue use - he complied, sort of.What he did is retreat partially.

I have put the word out to a few brokers that I would consider selling some of my stuff because I do believe we are going to see a substantial retreat in pricing in the upcoming months. 

Food, shops, yoga studios and lots of people hanging around?

n go from there :)share w. yoga or Pilates or Zumba etc type space...

Only twice since the great depression did housing prices retreat nationally....the housing collapse, and in 1991 they dropped about $1800. 

So unless you are buying a place there for other reasons - a family retreat or the hope of future price appreciation - the income numbers aren't too good - you simply don't have enough rent-able days in the year to view it as much of an income investment.  

I will make ~10% net profit from the sale.I think the housing market will retreat in Seattle area in the next 1-2 years, the full economic impact of the virus and lockdown is not yet showing up in RE market yet.

I stepped in front of my dog and kicked out and yelled at the pitbull to make him retreat.

and or if developers are selling new construction to landlords.. they are being sold with 20 to 30% down so you have true equity in those deals.I think housing will cool a bit on the run up it always does.. but crash not so sure about crash and by crash I mean price retreat of 20 to 30% across the board.. it could happen in some regions.. but wide spread like 08 ..